When I unscrew the cap with the switch for the laser all I see is a spring on the cap and a spring in the laser housing, no place to seat a battery.
41472
That's the compartment for the green/red illumination on the scope, the flat quarter-sized battery goes there. The back of the laser screws off like a flashlight and there is space in the tube for the four button-shaped batteries.
41473
The bore sighter comes with 4 batteries. Two are spares. Put two in the case with the small side down. When you screw the cap on as it seats the laser will come on for use. To turn it off simply unscrew the cap. If storing a long time remove the batteries.
41474
3 small watch like batteries fit down in the housing it looks too small but they fit
1411585
check and see if there is a o ring on the back.. the cover may be tight. Turn it back till light goes off, than push on end cap switch and see if laser goes on.
1440179
there is a little on/off slide switch on bottom----the only time u want it on--is when u want to use the flashlight or// may be gonna use the stun gun--very shortly. leave switch off/when charging. remember--"cap" must be off for the electrodes to be exposed !! u always leave it off--when not in use !!
438676
You dont charge the laser with the cord,its a pressure switch! And this product is garbage! The laser is good but the adjustmen knobs flop around and it wont hold zero for sh*t!
307730
The battery is located in the large knob on top just in front of the viewer. You can use a quarter or some coin to unscrew the cap while holding the knob.
926172
On the flashlight it is initialized by tightening the cap. At first I set mine almost to the point of contact so when I use slight pressure with my thumb it comes on.I am now using the pressure switch. The laser activates with a small on/off button at the end or you can use the included pressure switch to turn it on also. Good Luck.
865362
This sounds like a problem I had a few weeks ago, my light would turn on sometimes if I held the button just right, sometimes not at all. Or it would change through the modes all by its self. I found that the there was a piece loose in the back section of the flashlight, where the switch is. if you take off the switch to change out the battery, my problem was that behind the spring that pushes down the battery there is a nut that holds the switch in place and it came loose. I removed the spring and tightened the nut that holds the button in place.
1576301
Hi. Do you see where the ridges are on the circular piece on the side of the headlamp? One of those sides twists off and you should be able to put your batteries in there. Hope that helps.
1919026
Double check the batteries are able to make contact with the inside end of the tail cap piece. If your model has two buttons, try them both. If one works and not the other, then you need to send the tail cap back. If neither work, then I'd say its the batteries also you need.
968598
Make sure the "buttons" on the batteries are pointing toward the inside of the sight. I Stacked mine with the buttons pointing up then sat the sight on top of them and slid it to the edge of the table, putting my finger on the edge and flipped the sight over and screwed the switch cap on. This will make sure the batteries didn't flip over when I was putting them in. If that doesn't work, you might have bad batteries or a bad switch. Hope this helps. When you get it working, it's a pretty good sight. Real good in low light, you can see it for a long way off.
351282
I think the batteries are fine. I had to start with the base. I had to make sure that clamp/lever was secure and it was the 3 time. Then i had to rotate the laser until it was somewhat seated in the mount. So the final mounting place was a little off center of the windage adjustment like around a 1 o clock position but still accessible. Good luck
470612
once you install batteries and screw on the laser tip it stays on until you unscrew the tip and remove batteries. Hope this helps.
1936331
sorry friend...yours is broken or you dont have the laser turned on...youcan turn the laser function on or off...look for that maybe...hope that helped
1131546
DO NOT buy this product! Protect your investment, spend the extra money and buy a Crimson Trace grip laser instead. My serious complaint with this LaserMax product is the ON/OFF switch. It is not spring loaded. Simply, it slides from left to right. With the slightest pressure while carrying holstered, the laser is activated. After a short time, your battery is dead and you are left without having a laser to use. What is the point of buying a laser if the battery goes dead on you? Re-think this investment; I bought a LaserMax and will never purchase their products again after using a CrimsonTrace on my other LCR -- I own three LCR's. -- in my opinion DO NOT buy this product! Protect your investment, spend the extra money and buy a Crimson Trace grip laser instead. My serious complaint with this LaserMax product is the ON/OFF switch. It is not spring loaded. Simply, it slides from left to right. With the slightest pressure while carrying holstered, the laser is activated. After a short time, your battery is dead and you are left without having a laser to use. What is the point of buying a laser if the battery goes dead on you? Re-think this investment; I bought a LaserMax and will never purchase their products again after using a... » Read More DO NOT buy this product! Protect your investment, spend the extra money and buy a Crimson Trace grip laser instead. My serious complaint with this LaserMax product is the ON/OFF switch. It is not spring loaded. Simply, it slides from left to right. With the slightest pressure while carrying holstered, the laser is activated. After a short time, your battery is dead and you are left without having a laser to use. What is the point of buying a laser if the battery goes dead on you? Re-think this investment; I bought a LaserMax and will never purchase their products again after using a CrimsonTrace on my other LCR -- I own three LCR's. -- in my opinion « Show Less
1394100
Me again. Here's the link to the instructions - I wasn't able to include them before. Best wishes. http://sollight.wordpress.com/2011/09/26/replacing-the-battery-in-your-lightcap-300/
904767
Yes, the laser is on the side of the scope with a mounting block and they each have there own switch. The sight in the scope illuminates in red or green, your choice. And, look further you will find the batteries for this scope at a good price when buying in multi-packs.
307732
The round cap in the middle of the sight screws off, battery is under cap. 2032 button battery is replacement.